JavaScript Programming Bootcamp
via Noble Desktop
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Develop the programming foundation behind interactive web applications in Noble Desktop's JavaScript Programming Bootcamp. The course examines the language's data types, logic, functions, and objects through coding practice. This foundation supports later study in frameworks and server-side JavaScript, where understanding how the language behaves becomes particularly important.
What's included with live classes
- Free course retake within one year to refresh the material and gain practice.
- Course workbook
- Class recordings
Overview
Modern web applications must be optimized to handle large amounts of fast-moving data. How do we do this with JavaScript? In this course, you’ll learn how JavaScript works and begin coding web applications.
Prerequisites
Students should feel comfortable coding HTML and basic CSS. You should have knowledge equivalent to our Web Development with HTML & CSS class.
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Schedule & enrollment
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- Live tuition
- $2,495
- Course length
- 120 hours
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Final session ends at 5pm ET
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Self-paced tuition & enrollment
Learn through recorded lessons on your own schedule.
- Tuition
- $2,495
- Course length
- 120 hours
- Format
- Self-paced online
This course is available for 30 days. You can choose when to start your access period. Once you activate, you will have 30 days to complete it (access the course materials, quizzes, projects and videos). You may request one extension of seven (7) days. Other extension requests will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Videos are not downloadable.
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Curriculum
What you'll learn
- Fundamentals of JavaScript programming from the ground up
- Variables, conditional logic (if-else), arrays, objects, and loops
- Modern ES6+ features, including arrow functions, let, and const
- Functions, parameters, arguments, and return values
- Higher-order functions and callbacks
- Array and string methods
- Asynchronous JavaScript with promises and async-await
- APIs (Application Programming Interfaces)
- Parsing and working with JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) data
- OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) and modules
- Coding interview challenge prep
- Projects and portfolio development
- JavaScript libraries
Course syllabus
Variables
- Strings, numbers, booleans; var vs let
- NaN, Number() method, null, error messages
- Nested quotes string concatenation / Interpolation
- Math object, math operators, random numbers
Conditional Logic
- If / else if / else; block scoped variables
- Nested logic; truthy / falsey values
- Ternary expressions; switch-case-break
- Date-Object; the “new” keyword
Functions and the DOM (Document Object Model)
- Function parameters / arguments; return values
- DOM (Document Object Model) events
- DOM Project: Log In form
- DOM Project: Restaurant Bill Calculator form
- DOM Project: Signup form
- Hoisting; function expressions; anonymous functions
- DOM Project: Apartment Rent Estimator form
- Keyboard events; setting CSS with JS
- DOM Project: Mystery Number Guessing Game
Arrays and Objects
- Arrays: item index; nested arrays
- Objects: the “const” keyword; properties; nested objects
- Array Methods: push(), pop(), sort(), splice(), et al
- String methods: replace(), includes(), charAt(), et al
Loops
- For Loops; iterating (looping) arrays
- Looping Arrays of Objects
- While / Do While Loops, Nested Loops
- DOM Project: Making deck of cards & dealing hand
- Passing arrays to functions
- Classic Coding Interview Questions / Challenges
Creating DOM Elements Dynamically
- Creating elements: createElement(), appendChild()
- DOM Project: Chinese Zodiac Animals; Audio()
- DOM Project: Password Generator
- DOM Project: Lottery Ticket Generator
- Dynamically adding properties to Arrays of objects
- DOM Project: Sort Movies by Title, Year and Duration
Array Callbacks & Arrow Functions
- Callbacks: Functions that take functions as arguments
- Array Callback Methods: map(), filter(); method chaining
- Arrow => Functions
- forEach() method, instead of a for loop
- reduce() method
Timer for Calling Functions and Animation
- setInterval() runs a callback function repeatedly on a delay
- setTimeout() runs a callback function once only on a delay
- DOM Project: Update Digital Clock every Second
- DOM Project: Coffee Site with Animated “Clock-Guy” Hands
- DOM Project: Deal Hands of Poker & Blackjack on Timer
Asynchronous Events & APIs
- Synchronous vs Asynchronous Events
- JSON (JavaScript Object Notation); parse & stringify
- DOM Project: Lyric Search API; Promises
- DOM Project: Cryptocurrency Prices API; Async-Await
- Adding a Search Box to Website to Filter API Request
OOP (Object Oriented Programming)
- Function Objects; Prototype
- “Class” keyword; constructor() method; private vs public
- DOM Project: OOP Memory Game, Pt 1
- DOM Project: OOP Memory Game, Pt 2
- Modules: Exporting and Importing Classes
Self-paced course
Learn through recorded lessons on your own schedule.
This course is available for 30 days. You can choose when to start your access period. Once you activate, you will have 30 days to complete it (access the course materials, quizzes, projects and videos). You may request one extension of seven (7) days. Other extension requests will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Videos are not downloadable.
View self-paced tuition & enrollmentToday's web applications need to handle huge volumes of fast-moving data without breaking a sweat. So how does JavaScript pull that off? In this course, you'll explore how JavaScript actually works and start coding web applications of your own.
Self-paced prerequisites
Students should feel comfortable coding HTML and basic CSS. You should have knowledge equivalent to our Web Development with HTML & CSS class.
Self-paced curriculum
What you'll learn self-paced
- JavaScript programming fundamentals from the ground up, including variables, conditional logic (if-else), arrays, objects, and loops
- Modern ES6+ features such as arrow functions, let, and const
- Functions, parameters, arguments, return values, plus higher-order functions and callbacks
- Array methods, string methods, and parsing JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) data
- Asynchronous JavaScript using promises and async-await
- APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) and JavaScript libraries
- OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) and modules
- Coding interview challenge prep alongside projects and portfolio development
Self-paced syllabus
Variables
- Strings, numbers, booleans; var vs let
- NaN, Number() method, null, error messages
- Nested quotes string concatenation / Interpolation
- Math object, math operators, random numbers
Conditional Logic
- If / else if / else; block scoped variables
- Nested logic; truthy / falsey values
- Ternary expressions; switch-case-break
- Date-Object; the “new” keyword
Functions and the DOM (Document Object Model)
- Function parameters / arguments; return values
- DOM (Document Object Model) events
- DOM Project: Log In form
- DOM Project: Restaurant Bill Calculator form
- DOM Project: Signup form
- Hoisting; function expressions; anonymous functions
- DOM Project: Apartment Rent Estimator form
- Keyboard events; setting CSS with JS
- DOM Project: Mystery Number Guessing Game
Arrays and Objects
- Arrays: item index; nested arrays
- Objects: the “const” keyword; properties; nested objects
- Array Methods: push(), pop(), sort(), splice(), et al
- String methods: replace(), includes(), charAt(), et al
Loops
- For Loops; iterating (looping) arrays
- Looping Arrays of Objects
- While / Do While Loops, Nested Loops
- DOM Project: Making deck of cards & dealing hand
- Passing arrays to functions
- Classic Coding Interview Questions / Challenges
Creating DOM Elements Dynamically
- Creating elements: createElement(), appendChild()
- DOM Project: Chinese Zodiac Animals; Audio()
- DOM Project: Password Generator
- DOM Project: Lottery Ticket Generator
- Dynamically adding properties to Arrays of objects
- DOM Project: Sort Movies by Title, Year and Duration
Array Callbacks & Arrow Functions
- Callbacks: Functions that take functions as arguments
- Array Callback Methods: map(), filter(); method chaining
- Arrow => Functions
- forEach() method, instead of a for loop
- reduce() method
Timer for Calling Functions and Animation
- setInterval() runs a callback function repeatedly on a delay
- setTimeout() runs a callback function once only on a delay
- DOM Project: Update Digital Clock every Second
- DOM Project: Coffee Site with Animated “Clock-Guy” Hands
- DOM Project: Deal Hands of Poker & Blackjack on Timer
Asynchronous Events & APIs
- Synchronous vs Asynchronous Events
- JSON (JavaScript Object Notation); parse & stringify
- DOM Project: Lyric Search API; Promises
- DOM Project: Cryptocurrency Prices API; Async-Await
- Adding a Search Box to Website to Filter API Request
OOP (Object Oriented Programming)
- Function Objects; Prototype
- “Class” keyword; constructor() method; private vs public
- DOM Project: OOP Memory Game, Pt 1
- DOM Project: OOP Memory Game, Pt 2
- Modules: Exporting and Importing Classes
Course Reviews
Is this course right for you?
Choose this course to strengthen JavaScript programming itself. If your goal is a complete development pathway that also includes application frameworks, server-side work, and deployment, compare the JavaScript Development Certificate before choosing your scope.